... Leloesd, mad dr pot MIME he eatch at UI. proms dm, dr leek the Wok he a pita 4 wad, pit Is • ploss NNW/ le he spook but. kale set Whig late the mesh. the deer we out se. town* without soy a Vl ir It is evident, however , mhe et t wood was es/ of • miss to the ...

... easesapied hear, where the deseseed rope Mat ea trampl. pat his auk s sad eases Woolf. The War bar ram to held him up, sad is Whig his seek et the mesa On Friar, abbe the deesasei albeit boy to so sad play lirawhig; the alt. OS, ; you'd have the reps wittiest ...

... the matter, because, independent of the Irish Party, they were divided into three distinct sections. The first was the Old ' Whig Party, led by Lord llartingdon, who did not hesitate • month ago to state at Bristol that the country was so prosperous and ...

... able to elic tpe fro u hi. promise, even should he have the to do to. Perhaps the swat lukewarm in the matter ant the pure Whigs, Luc even they desire new electoral foundations. The ILintioals are determined upon a new Reform Bill, and even tho Couservatives ...

... told us about a boy that was sent for whisky, that fell and broke the bottle and spilt the spirit. When hie father blanked him Whig careleemeas he a.id , Father, I wish all gin bottles' bottoms were broken.—Oorreaposideni el the Gateshead Observer. A VERY ...

... ;that din one has upheld Bpiscopel, the other hes at lent synatisithi-ed with nresbyteran government ; that memo has esteemed Whig the orerametits, the other has laid met sires. upon preaching the Word; that the been favourable in tee blither iortiment of ...

... usual state of the patient, and Iva* was thought of Stem. On the rii.ht of her death, however, her medical atiendaet thought Whig ditty to pasa the night, at Richmond, am the pulse of toe Duchene alarmed him; he coaselsied her stew miens, but in no nay ...

... mporary, the Gateshead Ginner, thus describes the attempted as'e y aucti•ne of a whale:— The whale which was caught off N. whig inlet F. bruary, haemgexbar.ttet patronage in Newcastle, mem Tuesday IP:ought to the h.mater by Mr. D. Towara, ih auctions: ...

... Ilmt. C•ptiln Spenwr represented Mirhures in :Pe4latoeut. Doris' hi carter in the lower House Is invariably voted with the Whig party, of which political bo'y, like hie p-traeceer in the peerage, he was • c.u.d.ant wipporte , . The pro« tit Earl was ...

... an. AU I csa say is, that it is being talked of by 15011141 influential parties among the Whip, Radicals, Radical Whip, and Whig Radical Whip. One thing is certain—if the project is on the eve of being carried out, it nib not be stopped by Government, ...

... direction lie Gape. One el my men told me &est the threw hie wile over, and jam alter, the ewer -mil the a boy. We kept WO Ea sad Whig commenced to blow, and we reparatCd during the night. I whistled and shoutawl, hat got no answer. and at daybreak I conld me ...

... last. when the folreported (says the London correspondent of the lowing officers were elected: President, Bro. G. Northern Whig). though I know not with what Honneell.P.P.G.ll.: vice• President, Bro. Painter; a,caracy, th it Sir Horace Davey entered an ...